- Congregation Beth El–Keser Israel
85 Harrison Street, New Haven, CT 06515-1724 | P: 203.389.2108 | office@beki.org
85 Harrison Street, New Haven, CT 06515-1724 | P: 203.389.2108 | office@beki.org
…ributions of $18 or more only. Donations may be directed to the following (dollar figure indicates minimum contribution for Bulletin acknowledgment): Undesignated — wherever it is needed Add to your Annual Campaign Contribution Add to your BEKI-120 Campaign Pledge Ari Nathan Levine Memorial Fund $100+ BEKI Endowment Fund to support BEKI programs $100+ Ben & Ruth Marks Endowment $100+ David & Lillian Levine Endowment for People with Special Needs $…
…Film Night Toda Rabba – Thanks a Lot Library News Letters LifeCycle Sisterhood News Shabbat Hanuka Dinner Marks Dedication of Posener Daily Chapel On Friday Night 10 December 1999, a Shabbat Hanuka Dinner will follow the 6:00p service. Set to welcome singles, families and people of all ages, the evening will combine the sacred beauty of Shabbat with the fun of Hanuka. The evening will mark the Shabbat of dedication of the “small chapel,” which pur…
…Shalem and is supplemented with English readings and rabbinic commentary. Doors open 20 minutes before scheduled service times. The building is accessible to those using wheelchairs and with limited mobility by entering through the front main doors on Harrison Street or through the East Entrance from the parking area via a sloped sidewalk or steps. The Sanctuary is equipped with a Hearing Loop. Children’s participation is encouraged in all service…
…Shalem and is supplemented with English readings and rabbinic commentary. Doors open 20 minutes before scheduled service times. The building is accessible to those using wheelchairs and with limited mobility by entering through the front main doors on Harrison Street or through the East Entrance from the parking area via a sloped sidewalk or steps. The Sanctuary is equipped with a Hearing Loop. Children’s participation is encouraged in all service…
…Shalem and is supplemented with English readings and rabbinic commentary. Doors open 20 minutes before scheduled service times. The building is accessible to those using wheelchairs and with limited mobility by entering through the front main doors on Harrison Street or through the East Entrance from the parking area via a sloped sidewalk or steps. The Sanctuary is equipped with a Hearing Loop. Children’s participation is encouraged in all service…
…Shalem and is supplemented with English readings and rabbinic commentary. Doors open 20 minutes before scheduled service times. The building is accessible to those using wheelchairs and with limited mobility by entering through the front main doors on Harrison Street or through the East Entrance from the parking area via a sloped sidewalk or steps. The Sanctuary is equipped with a Hearing Loop. Children’s participation is encouraged in all service…
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…s of contributions–wisdom, work, wealth–that each family makes toward the good of all, it was most often applied to the readily quantifiable realm of money. For when it came to agricultural leavings for the poor and contributions (tithes) to the Temple, each family’s required minimum contribution was a proportion of its income. This system of tithes and leavings is akin to the “flat rate” tax. Under the flat rate, each person contributes a fixed p…
…went into the home building business in St. Paul, that he first achieved economic success. Grampa Ed and Gramma Esther were close to their siblings. During the 1930’s, they all lived in central Minnesota, from St. Paul to Red Wing. One of Ed’s brothers married one of Esther’s sisters, and one of Esther’s brothers married one of Ed’s sisters. Ed considered Esther’s brothers to be his brothers. And Esther considered Ed’s sisters to be her sisters. T…
